​Deezer's redesigned its web interface to look more like a tablet app

bySean Buckley|@seaniccus| 7 hours ago

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Excited to take advantage of Deezer's ad-free desktop streaming, but prefer the look of the service's tablet app? You're in luck: the company just gave its web interface a visual overhaul, conveniently inspired by its own tablet interface. The new design puts music discovery front and center, replacing the current header with a prompt for Flow, the service's recommendation engine. The updated UI also redesigns the sidebar to grant faster access to Deezer's basic features and adds more feedback options for for liking or disliking suggested music. Interested? Log in to your Deezer account and check it out --the new look should be live today.

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